Well,we are still getting blown around here. We are about 595 miles from Fiji,but are getting blown westward. We are all fine. The wind is still in the 30-35knot range from the ESE. Seas are E and SE with occasional surprises. seas are mostly in the 3 meter range. Nothing else has broken. We are sending for an update from Bob McDavitt, our weather router now. We are sailing though, with a reefed staysail, and the engine when we can, to give us a bit of speed. We are averaging about 3.5 knots. The winds are holding steady, but if they increase much more of if the seas give us any more problems we will heave to. We want to keep making some northward progress to avoid getting hit by the next low pressure that will move across North Island New Zealand eastward. Our barameter is slowly decreasing in the last 48 hours, and is at 2019. So, all is well, just hanging in there. Nobody has ever said this was an easy passage, so I guess we are paying our dues for visiting New Zealand!